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Police seek 16-year-old after Didcot station disappearance

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An Oxfordshire teenager has been reported missing after last being observed at Didcot railway station.

Officers are urging members of the public to assist in locating the 16-year-old, named Cody, who was last heard from shortly before midnight on Saturday 23 May.

A constabulary representative confirmed that investigators are seeking public assistance in tracing the youngster. The officer noted the teenager was last seen at Didcot station at approximately 3.45pm the previous day, with contact made again at around 11.30pm that evening.

According to the description provided, the youth is white, of slender build, and stands roughly 5ft 5ins in height. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing black trousers featuring a grey panel on one side, a white shirt, a black hoodie, and dark-coloured trainers.

Investigators believe the missing person may have travelled to either Oxford or Reading.

Police are asking Cody to make contact and let them know his whereabouts.

Anyone with details regarding his current location should contact police on 999, citing reference 43260257230.

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